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When we think of Gothic culture and style, we think of darkness and moods. When we think of pastel shades, we think of femininity and lightness.

When most people think of summer, they think of bright colors and tiny swimsuits, completely forgetting that just because the season changes doesn't mean your taste or personality changes with it.

A goth has the right to wear whatever he wants. There's no rule that says you can't wear a particular gothic outfit in another context and there's nothing like an outfit has to work for a specific group of people.

Gothic fashion begins in the early 1980s and is a mixture of different styles incorporating flams such as Punk, Cyber, Victoriana and Industrial.

Goths have a visually striking and unique style that intrigues people. By becoming a goth, you move away from traditional fashion styles and embrace a more exciting and dramatic fashion style.

It's summer again, and many goth women are starting to panic about what they're going to do as the temperature rises and the cloudy, gray skies they're so accustomed to disappear.